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It may be hard to believe that 2023 is almost over, but there are a number of things to look forward to in the new year. Of course, we mean the arrival of new and innovative 2024 Harley-Davidson® motorcycles starting very soon. We always eagerly anticipate the arrival of any new models, but Harley-Davidson®'s combination of creativity and tradition offer riders a unique opportunity.

Harley-Davidson® Street Bob® motorcycles have been popular for decades. These Cruiser bikes are perfect for all kinds of versatile riding applications. The 2023 Harley-Davidson® Street Bob® 114 showcases new paint color options and tank details. With blacked-out accents, Annihilator Cast Wheels, and updated lighting, this bike is better than ever. It also boasts a lightweight Softail frame that gives it a classic look and imparts incredible responsiveness.

The new Harley-Davidson® Softail® Standard is a fantastic motorcycle for those seeking confidence, agility, and classic Bobber style, as it boasts the appeal of a classic Cruiser with the performance of a modern one! Not only does it have the look of a signature Harley-Davidson® Softail® motorcycle with a stunning hardtail edge, but it is more nimble and responsive than any of its predecessors.

Have you been wondering what makes the 2023 Harley-Davidson® Softail® Standard motorcycle different? Well, for one thing, this bike was designed to provide you with all of the riding essentials you need for touring or cruising without weighing you down. It has an unadulterated design, serving as a canvas for your artistic inspiration, creativity, and customization.

The 2023 Harley-Davidson® Sportster® S motorcycle has a distinctive design with powerful performance. This bike has a powerful Revolution® Max 1250T engine that comes as a structural part of the motorcycle chassis. This provides lightweight agility since the bulk of a traditional frame is eliminated. As such, riders can take advantage of performance that can be appreciated around every corner with a low center of gravity and a super rigid chassis.

Have you been considering getting a 2023 Harley-Davidson® Nightster™ and want to find out more about this model? There are plenty of features to love on this Sportster™-inspired motorcycle! This new Nightster™ model has inspiring updates with versatile A2-compatible features and razor-sharp handling. It offers two available standard 2023 color options and has evolved dual rear shocks that were modeled after previously popular Sportster™ chassis designs. The Nightster™ Special is available with even more aes

Get excited about Black Friday this year at Tampa Bay Harley-Davidson®. H-D® products make an excellent gift so if you’re looking for a present for a friend or loved one now is a great time to shop for H-D® merch. There have been many incredible additions to the H-D® merch catalog this year and this holiday is an exciting time to explore what we have to offer. Contact us today to learn more about our Pre Black Friday Sale. Visit us in Tampa FL. Also serving Lakeland, Bradenton, and Brandon Florida.

The 2023 Harley-Davidson® Fat Bob® 114 is the latest version of this beloved performance cruiser and is now available to riders in and near Bradenton at Tampa Bay Harley-Davidson®. If you’re looking for big differences between this new model and last year, you won’t find any. The Fat Bob® is a rather well-polished product at this point and didn’t need any changes other than some minor refinements. Harley-Davidson® did make some changes to the color lineup. It also introduced a host of new accessories and...

Harley-Davidson® customers in and near Lakeland can now see the new 2023 Harley-Davidson® Sportster® S in our showroom as soon as today, and we’re now scheduling test rides, which you can do online through our website or by phone during our standard store hours. The Sportster® S is a relatively new model introduced last year alongside the Nightster® with the new Sport family. It’s been described as a Sportster® had it been first designed in the 2020s rather than back in the 1950s. Not many changes for...